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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
SAwDUsT-swINDLEEs
A New York Den Raided and tle
Operators Captured.
[By telegraph 10 the plspatch.I

IBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l
New YORK, April 13.-The den OF a
gang of sawdust-swindlers was raided
to-day in west Forty-seyenth street.
fireplace was in full operation, and the
whole gang was arrested and locked up.
There were four Of them. The prison
ers arc named Joseph Little. w. J.
Brown, George w. Leeson, and George
Platts. They were found making up
circulars into express packages OF
alleged bogus money and fitting out
substitute valises, also supposed to
be full of "green goods but in
reality containing bricks and paper.
The house was a brownstone fiat di-
rectly opposite 3 police-station. The
operators had two fats, one for work
and the other for bedrooms, luxurious
ly fitted up. The police seized $1,000
in new, crisp, genuine bank-notes.
Two men we're wrapping circulars and
directing them from q mercantile
agency book. Six dry goods boxes
were filed with addressed, stamped en-
velopes, most of them to southern or
western points. The answers TO circu-
lars as found were mostly from the same
sections.
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chamberlain spenks.

10y Anglo-American cabIe 70 me Dispat;h.I
LONDON, April 13.-Mr. Chamber
lain, while travelling to Ayr, was met
at Kilmarnock station today by o
crowd who insisted that he should make
a speech. In complying with their re-
Quest Mr.. Chamberlain said that for
the first time in its history the Libera
party was allied with men whose hands
were stained with blood and was assist
ing them TO carry ont an obstructive
policy in Parliament. The Unionist
views regarding Ireland were unaltered.
Mr.. Chamberlain was frequently inter
rupted in the course OF his speech. the
Kisses Of his opponents exceeding the
cheers OF his supporters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Lynehers' Manifesto.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 10. Over the
signature of "Judge Lynch" one OF
the Yorkyilie lynchers publishes in the
Daily Register a manifesto 10 the peo-
pie Of South Carolina in Justification oil
The recent lynching Of five negro muir
derers at Yorkyille because Of the lax
methods OF administering justice 10
mrderers in the State courts. and
threatening further lynchings in the
event Of The iuries failing TO perform
their 6nties.
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Failures.

10y teltSruph W tno DispaVNh-l
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, April l3.-Good-
rich & Wagner. successors to Ball 4
Goodrich, the oldest wholesale grocery
house in Milwaukee, made q voluntary
assignment to-day to b. X. Miller, who
furnished bonds in the sum of $40, 900.
This sum represents the assets. The
liabilities are unknown. A member of
the firm says that the assignment was
brought about TO settle a disagreement
betweeB the partners, and not owing
10 the pressure of creditors or poor
business.
Boston, April 13.-Hunt & Russell,
boot and shoe dealers, No. 125 Federal
street, have assigned. Liabilities $i0,-
mn
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FINANCIAL
FEW YoxK, BALrTMokH, AND RICE
MoNp STOCK xxoHAH9xs.
Grain. Provisions, Cotton. fehssea TAR
pentins. Resin, Tar, and
Peanut Karksts.
my ,olosrsph % ne Dispstch.i

NEW YORK, April ia--Forcign operators 10
day were free sellers of stocks purchased ii
me last Tow days Many OF the bull iealsrs
who are not ayerse 70 moderate reaction ai1en
tho decline by bammering soyerai OF the S.,e-
ciaifies 1hs only support received oy us
market was sbtaired from the covcnng OF
shorts and purchases by commission houses
considerable resistance was given 10 the DO
cline ty lie strength IN Jersey Central, which
attracted the NEST attention throughout tno
day and az one time showed an advance OF "a.
Different causes are aecfibed for its strength,
generally attributed TO the fnanipuiahons
N. insiders though there are evidences
az squeeze of shorts. which Is report
81, 10 be very large, especially in Philadelphia.
The movement In Manhattan 10 ascriDed 20 inc
Sfandarc-On party, the story In tho Dosr1
ftiug that they wore also Interested ~ tne
movemsnt IN Jersey and .Roadlrg, LOUISVILLE
and Nashville and Reading we're sold very
freely for foreign account. although hqutua.
ton extended 10 all London fasorites. Gould
stocks were firm In tho early part OF the Jay,
Western Union being specially prominent ,fho
market opened with declines o. \ per cent la
Louisville and Nashville, aud further fractional
losses we're established In the early dealings.
The market rallied quickly, however, under me
lead Of Western union and Wheeling and
Lake Erie, and the early losses wore
generally regainsd, after which the mar
ket became comparatively quiet and
steady. Jersey, Manhattan, and New England
then becnmo prominent for strength, the Como
raj market responding feebly. In the alter
noon, however, the entire list declined under
persistent hammerinR, and with the exception
Of one slight rally the weakness continued until
eP. NJ, whom the lowest hgures Tor tho day
generally we're made. There was rs sight
rally In the last hour, and the cloee was mode
rately active and steady. Tho total days busi-
ness was $4,000 shares.
Noon.-Stocks quiet and steady. Money easy
a. 4a5 por cent. Exchange-Long. 40 HaioSh ;
short. lS7aislh. Governments dul.
Frenin0.-ExcbanRe dull and steady; long,
HG1S: short 4sSJ4 Money, 3a7 per cont. closing
ats Sub-T'reasury bslsnces-Goli. slSA0.6,O0O ;
currency, ti5.Sa0,0O0. Governments dull per
cents. 1s94 3 per cents, 100 bid. state bonds
Htll
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spoke. He said two significant features
of the movement in Russia were that q
large number Of persons were ready to
sacrifice their lives 10 kill the Gar and
the spread OF revolutionary ideas
among Nihilists. He predicted that
the Gar would soon follow his father.
The crowd chccred madly. He APP
proved Of sending money over to Rus.
STA to help along the cause the same as
the Irish people, and asserted that The
sympathies Of Americans had been en-
listed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

IBy Ansio-Ainofienn chbIo 70 the Dispatch.J
LoSDoS, April 13.-The official re-
turns of Irish agrarian crimes for the
past three years are given as follows !:
For 1894, 762 1885. 9A4 1885, 1856.
Archbishop Crocke, of Cashel, and
all the priests of his diocese have
signed . memorial protesting against
the passage OF the new coercion bill,
which The document alleges Is a mea-
furc calculated tolend to greater crimcs.
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mrCKsroRD's HEAVY loss.
A Number OF Houses Burned-Nar-
row observation-disclosures.

row Eseupes-Losses-ln
Especial telegram to tne Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, April 13.-One Of
the most destructive fires in the history
of Hicksford, in Greensville county,
occurred this morning. Mr.. w. Il.
FaiIey. who returned home on the
midnight train, discovered the store
and dwelling of NJ. Weiss to be ablaze
on the inside. He gave the alarm and
aroused the family. So rapid was the
advance OF the flames that Mr.. Weiss
and family were obliged 10 hurry from
the building without dressing, descend
ing from their rooms on ladders raised
TO the veranda. Weiss store, one
of the largest in the town, was de-
stroyed, with its entire stock of general
merchandise. His insurance on build
ing, stock, and furniture is $500
one half each in the Liverpool, London
and Globe and Western companies.
The houses of DR.. Edmunds Mason, on
the south, in which we're his drugstore,
the village post-office, and q harness
store, were soon enveloped in flames
and destroyed. The grocery store Of
Nathan Avent, on the north, owned by
Mrs. NJ. w. Land, was also burned.
The fire continued TO spread on either
ride, destroying the brick dwelling OF
w. W. Myers, the store of W. r..
Bailey, and the office of DIR. j. Z.
Jones, with a number of small out
houses.
SERIOUS FEARS.
It was feared ut one time that the
whole of Main street would be swept
of its buildings from W. N. Powell's to
the Baptist church. Mr.. Powell's fine
residence was saved as il by miracle, as
also that of w. L. Bailey, occupied by
DR.. Jones and family. Had these been
burned the street would have been
devastated. But very little property
was saved from the burned buildings,
and that in a badly damaged condition.
Goods and furniture were removed In a
damaged condition from the houses of
Mr.. Powell, DR.. Jones, T. p. Newsom,
Farmer brothers, and i. l.. Turner.
The total loss is estimated at S25, 900,
with an insurance ofS11 900, divided be-
tween the Virginia Fire and Marine, OF
Richmond, the Western, and the
Liverpool and London and Globe. The
frst-named company is the heaviest
loser.
INDIVIDUAL LOSSES.
The individual losses and insurance
are as follows: Mrs. NJ. w. Land,
loss s3,0OC-insurance $2,400; NJ.
Weiss, loss SO, 000-insurance 1900;
DR.. Mason, loss $1,000 insurance
81 COO; Mr. Bailey, loss IS, 500-insu-
rance $1,000; w. W. Myers, loss 5000
no insurance DR.. Jones, loss Sl5O-
no insurance.
The iron safes in the post-ofiice and
the store of Mr.. Bailey could not be
removed, but their contents were un-
injured.
People of both colors worked manfully
and prevented greater loss. TO Messrs.
Harry Buford, John Walton, and G. +.
Burruss, officers of the Atlantic and
Danville railroad, great praise is due
for their untiring efforts. The origin
of the fire is unknown, but is supposed
to have been caused by rats among the
matches. There was no fire or lights
in Weiss store. The scene during the
fire was exciting and sad. Women and
children half-clad, running through the
streets, crying and shrieking from
fright, made touching picture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
IndiGnsn, Russian Jews.

NEW YORK, April I3.--Anin Indignation
meeting OF about 600 Russian Jews
WIS held here in Florence Hall tonight
TO protest against the ratification Of the
Russian American extradition treaty.
Ex-Nayal.Cnicer Roscnthai presided,
and beside him sa! Madam l.. Luyich,
who escaped from Russia at the time
Of the Cars assassination. Several
speakers gloated over the attempts
upon the Cars life, and delighted the
auditors 10 such IN extent as 70 make
them applaud enthusiastically.
LEO hsumnnn, . deep.dyed Nihiliss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
A Steamer Wrecked and Twelve
Lives Lost.

IBy AnglO-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, April ia dispatch from
Drippe says the packet-steamer Victoria
went ashore on the rocks near that city
during a fog and afterwards sunk.
Several OF her passengers attached life
belts to their bodies and then jumped
overheard and were carried out to sea.
She had ninety passengers, OF whom
twelve were drowned, although the
wreck occurred close to the mainland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fReported for the Dlspatch.l

April iS-The market "a steady and demand
light The receipts are very light. nearly all
tho stock being In from the country. Thcrs "
not one half the stock In the hands OF the
year, tho advanced prices OF two months age
ling rushed itinto market Prime, 3fa5tc
fancy 3ac.: common. ikaSc. sheIled. SAFE.
factory hand-picked. s4aiAc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Che 80. Lsuis labor Troubles

ST. LOUIS, April l3.--It is stated that
the moulding department of the Bridge
& Beach Manufacturing Company, of
this city, will resume operations by May
LIST with non-union men from outside
the city. The Defence Association, it
is said, is surprised at the firmness
shown 10y the men in other cities where
the ST. Louis patterns have been ship
ped, and all interested frms,haye con-
cluded 10 make the fight at home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

by fire on Monday last. The populs-
ton was 300, and II was entirely swept
by fire. IL il situated about seven miles
from Sharps wharf, on the Rappahan-
mock. Among the heaviest losers are
e. l.. MoseiDgo, F. Moseingo, and r.
l.. Reynolds, whose dwellings, we're
consumed. The old Protestant Epis-
copaI church, built in colonial days, one
of the oldest houses Of worship in the
State, was burned to the ground. The
amount of the loss could not be ascer-
foined
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
The Chicago Carpcnters' Strike.
ire telesranh 70 the Dispatch.

CHICAGO, April 1S.-An of the 5000
union carpenters are idle, and, owing
TO the dc cision Of the strikers that they
would not return to work until the ma
jority Of the bosses had accedod to their
demands, the two associations OF en-
ployers are united again, and declare
they will not concede to the demands
OF the strikers. Six OF the strikers have
been arrested for interfering with non
uniOn men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Fire IN sing-Sing Prison.

SING SING, n. Y, April ia fire
broke out in the laundry drying-room
of Sing Sing prison this morning aud
destroyed the upper floor and roof.
The prisoners behaved splendidly and
worked most eflectually to put ont the
fire. The village fire companies also
gave prompt and valuable assistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

10y soIFKIdpH " wv UHphtCu.I
NEW YORK, April I3.--Judge Van
Brunt, of the Supreme Court, recently
sentenced Peter B. Smith TO be hanged
Thursday, May Sth, and for this he was
elected an honorary member OF the
Thirteen Club. At a dinner OF the clnb
tonight response TO this honor was
received from the Judge, in which he
wrote: 81 decided upon another day
than Friday because 1 thought il WAS
time that the ISLANDERS against Friday
we're stopped, and that other days Of
the week should bear their fair share Of
the burdens"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APNL rs, 1881.
As to dark tobaccos the amount OF business
ia small. A good season, and there would DO
more doing. sopo little loose has been sold
lately, and IA cents recorded a. tho highest
price paid for wrapper this season. Bright
new wrappers when desirable sell fairly well.
They must be Of decided character and uni
formity 70 meet demands. Old wrappers arc
as cheap as heretofore on all medium and good
grades, but there is very little stock for sale
that is bright enough to take the place Of now.
In West Virginia there is a tair business doing,
with light receipts. Filters are quiet. Receipts
Of western leaf are large, but offerings not
heavy.
The planting. from scattering Inquiries aud
replies received, seems TO be doubtful. IL may
DO much over half a crop. Tho market do
ponds upon this whom ascortained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
MARKETS By rELEaaAPS,
NEW YORK.


Ngw YoRK, April i2-Cotton easy: s.lss,
e54 bales; uplands, i0Hc.; Orleans, i0i3-Iec. !;
net receipts. 8,i52 bales; exports--ts Great
Britain, s,sl6 bales; 10 tho Continent, $3.50
bales; stock, <9o,eH bales. southern hour
quiet Wheat 1shc. higber and moderately
active; No. red, May. % 5.i6a9sc. June.
gika9iac.; July. @Tsa9l3sc. Corn Aa1c.
lower. closing stronger; No. 2, April. 49kc
May, 4S5sa495sc.; July, 40 sai9'sc. oats trins
june June sassassc. Hops dali Il and heavy; state.
1las0c. Coffee-Fair RIe steady AZ SiA50;
No: Rio, April, uses; May, uS.oasiaso;
July, sls.s5asi3.9o. Sugar steady. Molasses
steady; nteei. i9Nc. Rice quiet and nrnn.
Cotton-seed oil : sike32c. for crude. Nhs
sc. for refined. Rosm steady atN-i5,S aSi.2zz.
Turpentine 1rm az >0hc. Hides Arm and
fair inquiry; wet-sai.ed New Orleans selected,
9haioc.; Texas selected. l0c. Wool stesdy and
moderately active; domestic fleece, 5Oa3lc
pulled. iia2fc. Pofk quiet and steady: mess,
sl5aSi5y5 for old, xiGGa$l7 for new. Beef
duh fierce beef dull. Cut meats quiet and
unchanged. Micdies dull and nominal Lard
cline partly recovered; western steam. $40;
Nay. s.. 60ax5.70; July, s.. slaf7.s refined ss.75,
Continent Ffcights duh.
ST. LOUIS
ST.. LOUIS, April ia--Floar duh Wheat
No. red, cash, IKE; May, 7sha7v5sc.; July.
,shais1sc. Corn weak and lower; casa, Sa
&Ac.: Nay, 3sA3iasc.; July. s7<c. Oats easier;
cash, 1A M. n. asss'ssi Jane isss S n,
ipnl at T.M Dry-ssltcd msAts lborell-
shoulders, sGi2h long clear, t6ia1 short
ribs, tSe6: short clear. $40 Bacoa-Shoui-
ders. SAsz ka}6se: losg clear, 3ASea4a 81; clear
Iitss sssoa$dso; short clear, ts<$io: hams.
CINCINNATI.
CrscrsArs. April l&-Flour quiet whsat
dull; No red, Sc. Corn barely steady;
No mixed. &C. oals steady and nrm; No
mixed, slaalAc. Pork steady - ~. Lard
and uncbsngsd. Whiskey stsady - SLn
cNIgxoo. Arrll la-<esA euolai4eno vleee I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Firein CharIcston. w. Va.

INpeCIaI ttItgFam 70 INC UIHidICu'I
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April 10 The
IRE fiend seems TO have spotted Vest
Charleston - an especial field for
depreciation. This afternoon the dwell
ing of James Stanley was burned, to-
geiher with most of the furniture. The
loss is estimated at $1,000. No insu-
rnucp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
MARRIAGES..

PORD-SPAIN.- Married, at the residence Of
the brides parents. in Dinwiddio county. Va,
on "Wednesday, March 2, 1861, by Rev. Thomas
j. Netiles, Mr. JOHN B. FORD and Miss KATE
II. SPAIN; both Of Dinwiddie county, Va
NUCKoLs-B OwDEN.--Marr!ed, by Rev. J.
C. Reed, April IS 1887 at tho residence OF George
X. BoWdeu, ESQ.,, lis north 1wentieth street
Mr.. JOHN 7. NUcK0Ls and Miss ANNIE ID. ".
BOWDEN; both Of this city.
EY.--Aarriod, at AIsxaa-
dria, Va, on Wednesday, March Is, 1871, at
81 the baptist church, SAMUEL. POLLOCK 10
Miss SARAH FRANCES kERSEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
KILLED by the Blow or n Fist.

NAPA, CAL, April 13.-Elijah Wal
tiers and L. Wagner engaged in bare
knuckle fight here last night, and in
the first round Walters was struck on
the head and fell unconscious. He re-
NAMED in that state until this morning,
when no died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
aRAIK AND CoTToN ExCHAxaE.

HILHHONU, ApIII 70, IotTs
0FFERING8.
WHEAT - 800 bushels
CoRg.--i 800 bushels.
OATs.--2400 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHgAr.-Mixed, GOO bushels good at o..
CoRE.-White, 1000 bushels very good on pyi
Vatc terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

Ask for Julian Binford's Four-X
Whiskey if you want No. ] article.
Splendid in mint julep this season Of
the year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IIyEPpOoL, April i3-Aoon.-llusiness good
Mt hardening rates: uplands. i1-i6t:
Orleans, SID. saies, i2.0oO bales. for speculs-
ticn and export receipts, id.0oo bales; Aneri-
can, 0G00 bales. Futures nrm at an atyanoe |:
Anril and Nay, s3-did. May and June,
5 54.G4d June and July. . s8-6id. September
md October s2-6ia6 I}6ii-; October aud
November, 5 33-6ia5 3i-6id. I; September, y-ete
55i-6ad. Tenders--,O0 bales on the new and ~
tales On the old docket. Whess quiet and
stendy: demand poor: holders ofJer modcrats-
ly. Corn quiet aud steady; demand poor.
Lard--prime western, Ss. Sd. Turpentinc--
Spirits, 23s. 90. Rosin-Common. "a 4hd.
2P. H-Salos OF American. 8, 100 bales; April,
aS-eid., buyer; April and May, f3-0id. buyer :
May ard June. 5 45-s4d., sellsr; June and July.
) sod, seller; July and August t9-6fd..
seller: August and September, 50-std., buyer /;
September and October, 5itSd., seller; Octo-
bcI and Noyembor.b 330id, buyer: September,
al.Ad.. buyer. FuLures quot anil steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

Market quiet.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD NIUDLING. 10 9-l6c.
MIDDLISG.-l0 5f6c.
Low NiDDLING. % 10 i6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
MARINE lNrgLLIoESCE.
PORT on RIcuNoNp. ArsIL Ia. Isa.

PORT OF RICHMOND. Arsrl Il. Isn.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Samuel ". FELTON,. Amy. Caps
Charles City, merchandise and passengers, y.
s. Baker. agent
SAILED.
Steamer ARIEL. Deyo. Nerfofk, United stateo
tuIn, agent
PoaToF NEWPORT NEWS, Arsrt IS, 1851.
lBy telensph.l
ARRIVED.
Schooner ysnnsine 3 King. Curtis, NsB
York, Tor coal
schooners w. II. Bailey. Bailey. and II. =.
Shares. Osborne-both for New YORK with cooA.
steamship Gryandotte. Kelley. New YORK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, e. 50at2. IS; saperfns, 81 fsa
g. 2j; extra, %. 50ss375; family, sGs459 patent
family, country, s4.75at5.s5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

NOOK AND JOBWORK NEATLY
I'D KxEcuTEI:kTTHR DISPATCH PRINT.
txG -UOUSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

REvIEw on rns CHICAGO sAsks7.


CHICAGO. Aprgl f3-wbeat was more active
today and stronger. Tninencea affecting the
market wcre reported--'iry weather. IN me vim
ter-eheaf sections, higher barometer on the
Pacific cosst, and very lght offerings. Fears
Of manipulation made operators irclsnet -
trace cautiously aud on o lmiicd scsie. The
market Oh cned NJ S25fc. for May, and MI OF W
eehc. Oferipgs were light hovcyof. ana wn>1
the shorts attempted 70 cover u vss disc0sorse
that there Was very little grain fcf sale, ana we
pfice gradually advanced 10 sic.. fell on 70
Ssyc, rose 10 sihc.. bat eased on shade at tho
close. ard finished for the day at ef'fsssc- kx-
port clearlnes from three ports agstesatcd cts-
coo bushels. Recepts wore snailer. acgrefsune
only ssiO0 bushels % twelve poinfS sgainst
$4,000 bushels yesterday. Tho quantity o.
wheat ON ocean passage decreased fyfsS
buahcls during the week. Speculative oner-
lnes In corn were very infge early IN tnc dny.
and the market was rslded down from Ss}sc W
sskc tor May. pu, Il recovered again and
closed for the day at last nigAts figures lne
receipts were small Oats tended down WIN
corn. but reacted at the close and closed
nncbsncsd. Lard deciined I0c. early, bus
recovered portion az the close. short-ribe
broke of eB22kc. early, but recovered aud
closed at medium fgurcs
WILMINGTON.
wumSaroS, ". c.. April ia-rurpsnffne
firm at S4ac. Resin 1rm: strained, Nc. goo1
strained, 9Oc. Tar frn at si.to. Crude far-
Ithunc urn b"Afs go seh~"S
gin. $3.50
LOUISVILLE. April ia-Grain and provisisns.
quiet and unchanged.
COTTON MARKErs.
NORFOLK, Va. April ia--cottcs frfa:
middling, I0Nc Net receipts, % baicss
gross receipts, co bales; stock. fo,st7 balcs
sales. I2s bales: exports-coastwise. gs3 baiss;
10 Cfe1t Britain, - bales: 10 France, -
tales TO the Coniinont - bales.
ViIylSGTos, N. G., April n-Co,ton
frrn; nliddling, 1870. Net receipts, 20 bales:
rfoss receipts, 20 bales: sales, - baiess
stock, 23is baiee; eIpors-cosstwise, -
Britain. - bales: 70 France. - bales.
SAVANNAH, GA, April i3-Co,ton nrms
middling. iOAc. Not receipts, tst bales:
gross receipts, 4Ss bales; sales, l0l balss
stock, 1900 balee; exports-coastwiee, TO
bales: TO the Continent, 49, bales; " Grsae
Britain. - bales: 10 France. - bales.
AUGUSTA. Ga. April ia-Cotton quiet;
middling, i0hc. Receipts. u bales; sAles, -
tales
middling, lohc Net receipts. Sps bales gross
SEES bales; exports-to Great Britain, -
bales; 10 the Continent - bales; coastsiss.
| 7 bales: TO France - bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
INV YORK, April 1a--Co,ton--Net receipts,
90 bales: gross receipts. 5,i0t bales. Futures
closed steady; sales. $4,000 bales; April, tioe,n
;I0m; May, sl0a; June. si0.60asiou:
July, fi0G6 August, ti05lati072: ssptsm-
Der. si0.aasi04i; October, $i0osa$loS; jan
uary, sq.9SaSo.T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

Nsw YORK. April 1a--Cotton--Net receipts,
90 bales: gross receipts, 5,i04 bales. Futures
closed steady: sales. $4,000 bales; April, uoesA
,i0M: May, si0S; June. ti0.6oaei0si |:
July, fi0G6: August. si0.siafi07s: ssptsm-
Der. sl0.aasi04l; October, ti0osasioos; jan
uary, 81. 95a10.W.